Senator Butler Talks Tariff Silver and Finance
The Journal reports Senator Butler in Corumbia discussing an early Congress call and tariff readjustment. He backs free silver coinage but opposes full repeal of the Sherman law, proposing repeal paired with repealing the ten percent tax on state bank circulation to stabilize currency and taxes.
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Journal
Lass Tweek
Senator Butler
Washington
Congress
Supreme Court
Gannot
Democratic Party
Democratic Congress
Harrison
Vance
Senate
Wall Street
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
Carlisle
Treasury
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Remains of Hon Jeferson Davis Paraded to Capitol and Arlington
Long transport plan shows Major Ellyson and Miss Winnie Davis leaving New York May 25 on a vestibuled Pullman to New Orleans and Richmond then via Louisville Nashville and Richmond and Danville routes to Raleigh and finally Richmond for state ceremonies. Funeral procession includes stops at Montgomery Atlanta Raleigh and Greensboro with state capitol and cemetery rites. Nearby reports describe a Crawfordville Georgia monument unveiling to Alexander Stephens and a Columbia South Carolina prison escape by Albert Jenkins with dramatic details.
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Washington
J. Taylor Ellyson
Richmond
Jeff Davis
Montgomery
Davis
State Capitol
Atlanta
Capitol Building
Richmond and
Danville
Greenville
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Greensboro
N.C
Laleigh
Air Line
Survivors Association
Ellyson
Ladies’ Memorial Association
Crawdfordville
Crawfordville
Georgia
Alexander Jr. Stephens
Liberty Hall
Alexander II. Stephens
Stephens
Thomas M. Norward
George
Ohio
Augusta
Ander
Hichard Malcom Johnson
Asullerer
Republic
Stishens
Georma House of Representatives
Cicoreia State Senate
Uniteat States House of Representatives
Congress
Confederate States
United States
Mornius
Wy. Northern
Joseph J. Brown
Gordon
Teury Ry. Jackson
A. O. Bacon
Clark Blowenl
James Bleckley
Mr. Walsh
Stephen
Albert Jenkins
Jenkins
Tie
Iit
Jerkins
Hurge
Birst
Neal
Ife
Edgefield
Chester
Alabama
Mose Williams
Hershal Ceatas
Ile
Mayor Robinson assigns for creditors as Elmira banks react
May 24 Elmira N Y Mayor Dav IW C Robinson makes general assignment for creditors placing Mhaira National Bank as preferred creditor. Elmira Savings Bank run continues depositors under 100 dollars paid and possibly all funds returned. Schedule A shows overdrafts and notes at 258 000 with endorsements totaling 5 000 references outside the bank. The filing stirs great excitement with crowds at the county clerk’s office.
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Mimina
Dav- IW C. Robinson
Mhaira National Bank
National Bank
Elmira Savings Bank
Savings Bank
Robinson
Elmira National Bank
Lebanon Natural Gas Company President Fatally Shoots Lawyer
Caleb Brown, president of the Lebanon Natural Gas Company, shot and killed Samuel Wesaner, a leading Indiana lawyer, in a Danville courtroom in front of the judge. The incident occurred this afternoon in the courtroom.
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Indianapolis
Danville
Ind
Caleb Brown
Lebanon Natural Gas Company
Samuel Wesaner
Indiana
Westbound train robbed by masked men at Coleman
Two masked gunmen stopped a westbound passenger train in Coleman, seizing cash and the payroll, forcing a brakeman to open a door, then firing twice at the crew before fleeing. Passengers were not harmed and the incident was linked to a claim of substantial pay for the robbers.
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Pan Angelo
Texas
Coleman
Barry
San Angelo
Matfinger
Fearful Chinese Revenge Fears Stir Missionaries
In San Francisco Dr. Condit head of the Presbyterian Chinese Missions warns that enforcing the Geary act could provoke a Chinese government response including Americans leaving China, destruction of buildings, and many deaths. He cites letters from Li Hong Chang and Dr. Martin and notes missionary work may suffer or halt entirely. Police, courts, and officials weigh potential deportations and economic impact as merchants express concern.
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San Francisco
May Sh—Tineley
Condit
Presbyteryan
Pacific Coast
South China
Supreme Court
China
Ile
United State
United States
Martin
Imperial College of Pekin
Liung Chang
Li Wong Chang
Ilung Chang
Chin
America
Presbyterian Mission ‘Society
Canton
Internal Revenue
Quinn
United States Supreme Court
Treasury Department
Iis City
Tle
Carter
Phelps
Washington
Grant
Chong Chau
South Carolina dispensary queries analyzed by Attorney General
The Attorney General's opinion, sent to Governor Tillman, answers questions on who can sign dispenser applications, residency and real estate requirements, holding office, and editorials on board discretion. It also notes bartender eligibility, trustee signers, and related disputer procedures for the dispensary law.
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Colitania
S.C
Tillman
Deansi
Artiela LE
South Carolina
Yacalinu
S. Cain
Haliabowy
Henge
Doa
Lownsend
Columbia
S. C
Ile
Chass
Iwclib
Ica
State Board of Control
Legal action eyed over mail order decision in Chicago
District Attorney Milchrist conferred with Attorney General Olney and planned to seek an injunction or other legal remedy if the Chicago commission persists in opening the World’s Mail next Sunday. The aim is to prevent a potential violation of United States law.
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Wasilington
D. C
Milchrist
Olney
Chicagzo
Federer Court
United States
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